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Passengers testng the 80 w rypfff 80
connectfa 81 tscfr a. tor seq tofk.- tfEat rs
pres hn sif cfs'uy cer frofn ifstfa5t 4 : I4f.fls
Rapids. Only tDerrDuiag liriles 1s-ee. lcs-
ING here 81 e. - . m uft zero CO. - ffet .df
making direr ccnueciIo TO- a. orf, fsH 81.
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inf.-fhrough tickets sf"ufcd - 81 4 ~ 4 81
ofces sf'ecfs Hottl sHa ~ depai
= e. s-.fftt|. fIte f'fa AQE
Gro. p. prEvEs Traac Manager CbleaF5
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MICHIGAN CENTRAL

ualIy. All otheR cxcepf SUNDAY
sleeping can run on Pacific and Afisntis "a.
pres 10 and irnm Detroit -pArio- rnn raa Ca
Day h1p'ess sbd Grand i.afa1s fxpress 20 snd
Jon bctfoh --liroci connections usdc a Ise.
tr0li with az through lraiDs east giofeak "a -
depot
y 5eHNsroN. Mich. f'as. te't 90 No1foes
CBts u NosEfs scnl Agf t gos,.,a..
Q. ". ktcoLEs. .. =. and 3 a. Caicaas
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fIsfif ffffir tfcrTt fursisr
Cf'ugeft tiorF-t. IA Al cas- fes
rrhiFen fFnira' sH0 Grand Fsftof a iadlses
Rs rDs1s VT H 81 g. p q ff HfHfe
t<fi- seDerfk fairrDef 80 sad rpl1e rH GA
enE0 Hrfrth s-esterr e. kfffr
f,eu Fsss- sac 7ickes teh hssf eIs- Hlar.
A Ns1s0F Ger -uft- Hsf4teit Hict
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hIa4ls l<Lsese1 every EIsEelas 4t sSiog :
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ALL a RID
iaias rus o. City Das. shist i csaf'i slssci Tine
Gsssa h~psas Indlsnz.
6otk6 NORTH.
A. = ffs.4f Ia A


Ia elieci June SSH
Arrive IssTk
1usserss City AMI Maekinaa. esoaa So M
1EsveEss tlfs 4 Msckinsw lNsm
4 20 ts-fns a a sll1 l1sCsllaA &pu IL sf y N
fof "a iii a .... $40 "a a.. A. D
saginaw kklTess -..-.........-.Ii al San sNs n4
saginaw kxl,rtss ............... ie - rm slHnm
saginaw fxEneSs runs fhFo4gb salic 1raia
leaving ~ to a a. hss char far attached fof
1rsYefSc City aua Aa k.ssa--i4 ~ a M lrs3n
has chair cAf Tor TFare-se CITY aiad Nsck nav =
10 % D M train has Sleeping and chair o.r Ion
ifANsne Cii. fetoskey and Naekinsu Oily
SolN6 SOUTH
AfFiTe lsesrs
foF tincihnsti -..-.-.. t'ti - asa n
Tor Pom Wayne sfid fasl - lH - m sl4sr
fof Cincinnati .-........ 4 so ~ 40, = -
From Traverse City And ~ Aack
Al trains daily except SUNDAY.
- m tram Las paTiof car for tlncfnnafi -
ntS = AZ ts1n has sleeping Car fDf Gnclunafi.-- -
sso y m tram cnnnecis 81 Kalamazoo for pslfol
snd Canadian pciIis erfss ing al Ieiroll - r IA.
M"ssogon. Grsad Rapids A Isafsas
a<s'c-t hi its--..--.-,.s--. &frlse- ~ asa
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q. J. io1t wooD Gen pssS aud 1lSkst Ac't
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WANTED-TRS FIRST CLASS MACHIEIsrs.
W also one wood worker: must be experienced
a. bench and machine. Enquire Immediately at
Perkins * Co. i93
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Is as 30 40 so B5, 90. 400
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xb 40 so % 75 80 Loo 8. 90
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So so 60 80 o5 lilo 1.x5l $50

Lost.
/ oST-NEAfs THE CORNER OF IAcRAYE
~ and Oake-sis, rocket book containing si2
IN money and several blank notes. such a ATE
n>eu by the NcJomrk X Harvesting Machine 90.
Finder VII be rewarded by returning The proper
y 10 w 4 benisonS once at S, DIyisioD-SI. l98
4 oST e A SMALL FEMALE DOG. COLOR
IL brown with white spots. Return to American
Express oaice and receive liberal reward. :. 7
NOImiey. agent. l9H
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Help Wanfed--Mdle.

WAYTED-LABoRERs AT So AND IS SOUTH
w Front-st ~.
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Miscellaneous.

VIANTED GOOD BOARD AND FURNISHED
w rooms for family II eduits a8eu ionn
iocsiioa. prirsie family Preferred address
'Merc hs1t care TeierYs,h. Herald lsstf
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yptN rFD-T0 Buy HONE SNAIL PAY
w rnerf fTvn srf hs.s sucs ia T7oz8 his ga
ue1ss Hooff prefer se8fh Y.erf - err. n Prs
~ Ihirr Wsrd e a. EoveiA 1s
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WANTED-FlNE FIRST CLASS CABINET
w makers; permanent o itions. Union School
Fur1iture Co. Battle Creex, Mich. 10
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k.4btEE< CHOICE Is Id ~ A3ES ~
u Ae@-a1< eve f1lue g. ts,e es.f sIsH 4.
sAttfss "a Atv kssn. .s4i pss ssents All>t t4s4 Q
= ~ as'As @s@sac = y iaaslesss hssik ca, tVe
lsoa SAlk-s HINCK. CENTRALLY loCAI.
IS prsfs > .lsAs whicA $ pst lns IT. peF ecns-
60 teHi ezeaaat. fllaIe pso>g<sss the -tcst
fss.eA esasak ses.caaess' hsl>ts tAsi Rep sfoas
4aAioa- - f.sof Nadaloolat haildlag
lsoE sALk HANisoN COUNTY BANK. NJ.
L AeFnoa Ia isr s6a.sl e. ~ia eACesaee j.
- sss 'cenct ~orth stss ia ssAna k4lslas. Mich.
J g f@lla~a az
/ MIL KAcHANeK FOLLOWING PKof
| es4y a. NJ AecioH. a. - tpAau. sr.e uaso.G
i.>,ti'si . t<1H kais hard are ssose soa efekea
s.'<A lte stfes tAaa Atiosilai2s tewA AT ea-sls
"-fth ei AlsAikAn p-ol,eris J e. tsilasA, At
Aefaee, y. I. LES
Ios SALE OK fos KkSf VERY NICE
ilttst i~aarthsf ope>e. taeuiS ieosroefs qua
feniesa Hesi lAs lAsi ashes Address aeiesf&sa.
hs s,ala ~
poR SALE "a OK Will TRADE f0g CITY
/ EropeTts ~ Acrcs ~ good land Ne have
grszs and mili. within tAlies oi ne cay,
iof sSls Fer1 cheap Nlts ana Suburban property
iof ssle 81 los nSpfes N3oll1 a fhtlilsss. fo<,la
8 Nlddioonab bioes, Orsnd Rapids Mica. 90
IOg sALK - 1HF Old HoTisE c0RNKR
Waterloo Sud ferfy-st purchaser - remove
ssInr a. oaee. for Ftnl hotise 0u OttsNa-st. Near
ferts. and house On spring o. nesg fuliou. &.
II. Leonard Coz sprins and fuison "a ~
NOW KEADY-LoTs II THE souTn KAsT
" part of the cls. Tor sale ler 49, ~ aoen
aud The balance. D. or mole o. ~ day of sept
ilte March and June al pef cent Interest aud
u payments arc made promptly inteFesl relu unded
nor Yeas L froyln. Lovelrs kiock, opposite
Sweets hoiel
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W. HAVE SOMt PINE LOIS ON : DiNI>lOS
w 81, lusl on lop 0i the hill si from AIS 90
sZs5, essy terms place On the Nesa slde OF
rooms a0d nod lot iof Sso3 81 down and hsl-
Ance slb per LnOulh uniu paid fof. Another
o. eomstocks addition aiu.osl A. easy lsfmf
lWo icti on Chatham II. Tor sou. with 100 n
ffoHtSge Money - loan. insurance written Ia
nfsi Class companies Iuttle Bros. over Arcsde
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NOR sAlE-PlSE LANDS N NFWtYGD
L County. Upper Peninsula and wlsos <n
also choiVe o0uibern Pine. excellent farms ia th,s
county aud valuable city property iof sese
Money 10 Joan on kesl Estaie or Bank selar3tls.s
IN sums from SEQ to sl5o0e000 Stocks snd Bonds
bought anu sod. have alsD fer sale u0n res
sonnDe terms. a piece OF real esiae wltu . front
ase OIL feet, which 10 admitted 10 le the mosg
desirable property in the city for tne location OF
iifs; class Hotel. Nholeaalr Dry Goods Rousa
Stores Bank or other tusfuoss Industry For
particulars call on or address A. X Antisdel
Room LoVetts Block, opposite sweets Hosei
laas
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Etlb1EEN tHotlf lunlN6 A24S -
l. Ae4lt11 ave f1lue g. gsse es.f eesHl
eAl&fi4e ta lte AN al % sssents All>i. t4sS Q
= ts.s ssaAA et&se - y sd. .olat kek CO. ive
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WANTED - - LABORERs FOR KANSAS.
v, Iowa and Illinois, highest wages free fare
Christian, 2si South wsterioo-st corner Of
Lake, Chicago. Enclose stamp for reply. 23 4mo
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EOR SALE AND FOR RENT-THE IRVING
u corner OF :. Division and Island a. rootns ia
all steam heat. 2nd and 3fd ftories and basement
with good elevator The furniture, oxturos and
general ouiht OF this rst class boarding house Tor
Sale with lease of the premises. Terms easy and
low, 10 a responsible party Apply 10 Norris d
Norris. - lyo i-st. 1851
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lok SAlk hAAisAlN Cat N13 kANA NJ
L AeTnoa iAak,s ksr s6.ast e. 49, eaCbsaet i
81 f<sscence NertE s6,lssi ia .sAna kall.ds Mlct
G. i@ln~n. AZ
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-14

Ieok SALE OK fos KkNT - VERY MGR
iIlflt earring ouu,e. taeafy l-osFoers fu4
teneea' Resf Ihe pa azhes AaastsS a 1elesi ssa
hsaia. ~
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1887-01-06
PUNGENT PARAGRAPHS.

Lieutenant Hem cackleateS Il
bring the Galatea back next year anC
enter for all the raceS.-LOWeU Courier
THE scOld waves are very trying,
said a man to his wife this morning
when she raidcd him for not building
the fire WASHINGTON Critic.
The rockers on chair never stick
out half so far behind atany other time
rs when Il man is providing around in
the dark barefooted.-ChicagO Tribune.
"A happy thought is one that has
escaped from a melancholy man and is
certain that it will not be obliged to &c
back.-Picayunc.
"A man had much rather be fined
fifty dollars for fast driving than be told
that his horse couldn't trot fast enough
to break the statute-Burdettc.
Daughter Mamma. I'm crazy
about this palmiStry" Mother-'The
pa mystery I'm crazy about is where
Your father spends his evenings" -
Chicago Journal.
You can always tell man who
has once been a clerk in hotel" says
an exchange. Oar experience has al
ways been that You can't tell him much.
He thinks he knows it all.-S)mcrUMe
Journal
Say, mister. don't You want a
boy?" Are you ont of work?' Eyes"
What did YOU do during the SUMMER"
Il stuck flies onto flr-paper in drug
gists' winderS. but tiy-time' over now"
PHILADELPHIA cal.
They eat horses in France" OBJ
served Joggins; isn't it horrible?" Il
think You ought to be the last to say
SO. ;" rejoined Shopper. How is that??'
You have been known to consume a
great many ponies yourself--TGd-B Bits
A lady correspondent, who assumes
to know how boys ought to be trained.
writes rs follows: 20. mothers. hunt
out the soft, tender. genial side of your
BOYS nature" Mothers often do-with
a shoe.-Chicago Mall.
Country Uncle Next summer.
Fannie, you must come out and spelal
a month with us on the farm, and see
us every morning 90 out into the field
with our hoes on our shoulders. Fan
ME Humph. that's the last place in
the world I'd think of wearing my
hose. '-Teras Siit1ings.
The new teacher at Bitter Greek. a
smart young fellow from Boston, who
thought he knew all creation, was
downed at the first spelling school in
his new district on the first word. Old
Squire Pollock gaze out '.puss.ey" AMI
the new teacher spelled it ''purslane,"
''Set down." said the squire. and how
everybody did yell.-Burdette-
-Catharine Owen has published =
book called "Ten Dollars Enough"
She may think so now, but by the time
she gets all the jet trimming and stuff
for the overskirt she will find that about
ten dollars more is necessary, not in
Guiding the dressmaker's bill. Ten
dollars is enough for the material, bat
the trimming and making cost ike
sixtY.-Norristoac Herald
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1887-01-06
The Story of a Wreck.
Thrilling and Romantic Account Of
Mutiny at Sea-
BY w. CLARK RUSSELL.
CHAPTER IX.-COxr1xUEn.


The ship from which they were
taken was the Cecilia, and belonged to
Mr. Robertson. He was a merchant
trading between England and Cape
Town A year before he had taken his
daughter Mary to the latter place for
the benefit of a change of climate.
She had become anxious to return to
England and as the Cecilia was load
ing for that country they took passage
in her. She was a sound vessel but =
dreadful gale caught her in the midst
of a profound calm and snapped al
three of the masts. The captain and
crew were washed overheard and
there were only left Mr.. Robertson
and his daughter and Mr.. Jamison,
who was the only other passenger be-
sides the crazy sailor, whose death has
been related. Mr.. JamiSon died before
the rescue, and it was his body which
had been compelled to leave on board
the wreck.
Both of them were much overcome
by the relation of the horrors through
which they had passed. The girl soon
recovered her courage and told me
that they lived Just out of Liverpool
but that her father had also an estate
at bennington, near Warwick, where
her mother died, and where she spent
most Of her time, as she did not like
Liverpool.
As time was passing rapidly, de-
termincd to improve the opportunity
to make them as comfortable as pos
sible. left them and called the stew
ard, who came with terrified prompti-
tude, casting aiIrighted glanceS about
him.
| gave him the captains hair-brush
TO wash, and covered tray with the
various toilet cOnvenicnces with which
the Inflated skipper had provided HIM
self. These | dispatched by the stew
ard to Miss Robertson, and | then
made the man prepare tray with a
substantial breakfast, consisting OF
cold fowl, fine white biscuit, ham,
preserved fruit and some tea, which [
boiled in the pantry by means of
spirit-lamp that belonged to me.
made a thorough overhaul of
COXon'S effects and sent Mr. Robert
son a suit of clothes, some clean linen
and warm OvercOat. The steward
also informed me that he had a box of
wOman'S Undertaking which had
been made by his wife for a sister liv-
ing in Valparaiso, and to whom he
was taking it as 4 gift, and that l was
very welcome to it. So the box was
sent TO Miss Robertson. and It's con-
tents made very desirable addition
TO her wardrobe
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1887-01-06
T6E INDUSTRIAL WORLD.

1t cost $500, 900 to harvest the i'm.
meuse cranberry crop around Cape CD
Massachusetts, this season.
The culture Of tobacco in Germany
Is progressing. 1,9S5,597 acres having
been planted this spring.
According TO the repor. of the New
York Bureau of Labor Statistics there
were more than 1900 strikes in that
State during 1896. against 500 in 1885.
1t is estimated that 100000 head of
mutton sheep have been driven from
Oregon this year to Wyoming and Ne
braska to be fattened for the spring
market.
The census of the Island of Cuba
shows "1.200 sugar plantations, 5000
tobacco plantations, 100 coffee planta-
tons, % cocoa plantations, 5000 graz
ing farms, 20,G)) small farms, 10000
warehouses, factories, etc"
Persons who are undertaking to
raise carp in artificial ponds must be
careful to keep other kinds of fish as
well as aquatic animals and turtles out
Of them. Daring the past summer the
young carp in many places have been
destroyed by the aboye-named crea-
tures.-D3trott Tribune.
The Territory of Alberta, in the
Canadian northwest, contains. it is COM
puted, 1926 cattle. 10,025 horses and
21.30O sheep. Thus. at $40 per head.
1908. 5000 IS invested in cattle. 1901. 800
in horses at $50 per head. and $50, 200
in sheep at 81 per head. This is very
good beginning. considering it is only
three or four years since the first at
tempt was made to establish ranches in
the territory.
According to the crop report issued
by the Department of Agriculture at
Washington, the largest yield per acre
Of bucllwheat during the past season
was in the New England States, where
as much as twenty bushels per acre was
obtained. Maine and Vermont each
produce as much Is all the rest of the
New England States together. New
York and Pennsylvania grow twO-thirds
of the product of the United States.
The entire crop for the country is H.
100000 bushels, and the average yield
per acre is thirteen bushels.
An idea OF the extent of the milling
business at Minneapolis, Mimi, can be
got from the following extract, taken
from the Northeastern Miller, of No
yember 3: The flour output touched
high figures last week. being the largest
for any single week of the year-157, 270!
barrels, averaging 26,211 barrels daily,
against 90, 800 barrels for the preceding
week. and lei. $50 barrels for the COR
responding time in 1885. The same
number of mills (nineteen) are in oper-
alton this week. and the product prom
ises to reach as high point as last
week. The daily output is fnlly $4,000
barrels. Another 100 barrels will be
added to the active list next week"
Some sewing women have no knOwl-
edge of homework. Very well. Let
them work for their board while they
learn. They would have plenty of good
food and a good hone. They would be
better off than they are now when tn cir
s.. 80 or s. or 81 week has to pay for
their Scanty food and fuel in wretched
rooms. and nothing is left. Good
would willingly teach one
to work if she would re-
main for wages after she could earn
them. 1t seems to me this is the solu-
lion of the question for women who
barely make living at sewing. --Lucy
Stone, In Boston Globe.
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1887-01-06
Entirely ApDropriat

Entirely Appropriate. Young wife
I'm always saying something
stupid. Mrs. Giddigad was here to-day.
and when she went away she said:
Now, I've been here three times, and
you haven't been to see me once.
sha'n't come again until you have
called on me- And l Numbered out:
Thank your Wasn't it ridiculouse"
Husband-''Not q, bit of it. On the
contrary. it was quite apropos. IN
J. LeGger.
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1887-01-06

sistfng Of the following kinds of Trees, Vines.
etc.: Apples, Peach, Pears. Plums, Cherry,
Ounce, Apricots, Crab Apples, Juneberries.
Raspoerries, RlackDeHries. Strawberries. Cur
of Shade Trzes and Towering Shrubs, Ever
green's, Creepers, Climbing Vines, etc. Early
Illinois Potatoes, two weeks earlier than ths
Early Rose or Early Vermont; cooks dry and
mealy; can use them when only half grown
viii guarantee potatoes large enough % Dss
in six weeks from time OF planting
II you need anything in the above line 20
VA says money BY calling on or addressing
q EicHolTZ. Detroit. kaA
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1887-01-06
COME And SEE OUR WORKS.

We are selling old and new Steam Engines
and Boilers II you are in Feed Of . Steam
Engine TO do your blowing we can sell yoa
one that win do the work We win rebuild
Steam Engines or Steam Boilers Can
furnish new Fire Boxes, new F1ues or Flue
Sheets for Stationary or Portable Bngtaea &C
short notice.
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1887-01-06
CHEAP money!
QUICK money!

Being aware of the annoyance,
and sometimes loss to borrowers,
by having to wait weeks and
sometimes months for mOney,we
have organized a company with
sufficient cash capital to enable
US to cash mortgages as soon as
the papers are executed, and as
we pass upon all loans here in
stead of having to send them
East to be approved, We can COM
plete a loan and pay over the
money i'm less than half the time
usually taken.
The Delta independent., 1887-05-17
Another Art Craze.

The l,te>t art work Among Ladies' Is
known ;,s the "Freuri, Cr,iz..' 10: dec
"rs,iiGg rhiir,. glassware. ric II is
something entirely ne,r. and is holh
pr',.itabis :,s"i farinaiing. II Is very
i-,rnlar in New Iurk. Boston an,i
uilcr Eastern cities. To Ladies iesir-
ing liz learn the ART. ws will send an
elegant china plarQun tsize is inrhrS.b
handsomely Decorated, Tor II model
together with Il hnN of material. 100
cnlure,i designs assorted in flowers.
animals. soldiers. landscapes, etc, com
plete. with full Instructions. upon re-
c-irt nf only 81 10. Tie pt.ttIue .l.s,-
is worth mnrt than the an,u,,nt ciiarr-
.,l. To every Idly onlerimg this out
liz wlm -hGilSeS tte address of live
other hulirS iutrr->t.-l IN Art matters,
III whou we can mail our new rata-
lug.,r uf Ant q .ats. we will enclo>e
extra anil w,,l,"at charge. beautiful
80 tir.h. u"t,i tinted ,'latyfir.
AIdless, THE EMPIRE News Co.
Syracuse. n. Y.
The Delta independent., 1887-05-17

Money is. 10 Object The lives .Df
your children are of priceless value.
Every child is subject to sudden at
tacks Of bowel complaint during the
summer months. IL is always alar,n-
ing and yft-n Fatal, ihe only rational
plan is to he provided ut all Times will,
the s:frst and surest remedy, aud
promptly treat the disorder in It's first
stages. and before the vitality hprHues
.qIn,u>t.L.4 Unexpected DELAYS snnf-
sen uccur III sending For II physician %,
.nr,!icine, especially during the night
or from IA distance. That no one can
afford 10 risk such uncertainties when
lt- drlrnds upon p,oinpiuess. keep Il
bottle uf Chamberlain Culir, Cin!.ra.
and D.arrLe,l R-m-,!y at hand for in-
sta,tt usr. it is made for bowel com
plai"t only and is unqursiionably the
must reliable u-tiIcine ev.r br.,ngiit
into general list. The price is no u'
j-ct COMPARED with lis Va l,r in savIu.
life. Suld by Latham & Williams.
The Delta independent., 1887-05-17
Wouderf,,, Cares.

". ID. II vi * Cn. Wholesale and re-
tail druggist nf K..mr. Ga, sa.s: We
have nr~u selling l,r. King New Dis
c"v-ry. El-riri,. lsi,tcts and BuckleuS
Arni'a Saive f"r twn years. Haze
never handled remedies that sell as
we'll. or give such universal s:,,isfac.
tion. There have been sane wonder
IN! cures -if.cl.sl hy these medicines
tsi Consumption have l.eeu entirely
cured by use "f u few iso,tles ut B,.
Kings New Discovery, taken in ro:.-
n-ctiou with Electric lsillers. We
suarante.ri them always. Sold by |.
N. McAIurrav.
The Delta independent., 1887-05-17
Excitement in Texas.

Great excitement has been caused iu
tie viriuiiy of Paris. Tex lay the re-
markal,ie recovery of Mr.. j. L. CnIl+y
whn wi,S 81 helpless h- could not turn
in i.esl. or raise his head; ever, bmly
s,i'l lr was dying "f Consumption. y
trial huttlt nf DIR. Kings New Discnv-
cry WAS sent him. Finding relief l.e
lrou.ht "a latg.. in,i,lr and II box of DIR.
Kings New Life Pills: lay the time lie
hal 'ak N twu imxes uf pills and TVS
battles III The Discovery. he WIS well
and had raimei in flesh ti,irty-siN
i"nInlS. Trial lMtlrs "f this Great
for Consumption free at l. N. McMur-
rays.
The Delta independent., 1887-05-17
ATTENTION HoRsEMEN!
Pedigree Of the Bay stallion, king

f.
King WIS fmlrd Arril It'll. 1894,
med by Sidney Eull OF Annity. Drkai,'
County. Mo Sired i,y imported prize
winning sl,ire stallion, Muuntei,aiiK,
t2,G3I lie 10y Honest Tom. ti,l05, ile
hy Tlinmp+r, t2.l23I liz i,y Ihunnprr.
t2.ll0l'hy Major. u .i47). Kiav's dam
sired by Young EngIau!.s:tilnry. nm
ported from Cin;,tla. he by in.pbrt-,l
England's Glory. t7.s) imported fro,n
England. liz by EngIaIni's Gi.ry, t7l1,
ly Majnr tl.447.)
king viii stand for the s..,snn ut my
ranch, elryrn miles frnn Driin, III,
Tongue creek. lie is u i,rauiifil bay (;
MAS tire Years old April 7ll'. 1857 /;
is 1871 lr'nds higli and weighs l.luO
Al li.i,se interested in the breeding ui
large horses vii lind ii u. their advan.
tnpe tn e;,ll and see The horse.
Terms will be made known ut ih-.
stable.
II. ". BULL.
Proprietor.
The Delta independent., 1887-05-17

The way That liarY. M.tsfaHalan's
bump of religion shows up since lie
had his liraL shaved Is 50 great that
lie came Yer, getting "a g,s.i. sold -f,,si,-
ion-,i. six-for-i quarter hug last sun
day nipi,t. TITS IL,,ly, though she did
not yet to hug him, exclaimed: why !.
l,au~ -i,s, fea-ieo! Brother Grant:"
liarv. that t-ai will get y"m Into tsuu.
bi-. yet. We would advise you nn,
To ls',,itice that hump any more. tor II
is drawn out enough the hu,,p.
The Delta independent., 1887-05-17
Matrimonial.

MARRIED.. the residence of the
grVuuis parents. .un Tongue Creek. :.
Mm,ti,y evening, May i6,h, 10y the
Rev. l.. q. Alley. III Deita. Nj. Geo. w.
Browrr. ur Delta county. to Miss
M"!!y Gray. Vt Mesa county. Co!u.
the happy yo'ns cou'le start "tf ~
the race OF Iite with The best wishes Of
their many friends.
MARnlEp.--On Saturday. the il,h
Inst. ly Judge y. II. King. Mr.. srlll.
iiubiar,l to Mss Ada Parhs, boll, Of
MvnirOse county.